We have the great pleasure to inform you about Scala IDE 4.7.1 RC3 release. This time we decided to allow for macro expansion in Worksheet to enable it for Spark development. Besides this we put some effort to make Worksheet more stable and added more meaningful errors reporting. New and Noteworthy Worksheet can work with Spark projects in scala 2.11. Stats & Thanks The following statistic contains the accumulated commits of the following repositories: # https://github.com/scala-ide/scala-ide % git shortlog -sn --no-merges 4.7.1-rc2..4.7.1-rc3 # https://github.com/scala-ide/scala-workshee ..read more

We have the great pleasure to give into your hands the next upgraded version of Scala IDE. This time we were focused on improvements in usability and performance areas. So first of all, we moved to the newest Eclipse platform 4.6 Neon to allow you to explore all enhancements shipped by Eclipse team. The second, we improved the work of Scala Refactoring especially in Organize Imports functionality but not only. From now, we believe, you will enjoy the work with even so advanced libraries like the Shapeless both as a source (yes, it is possible to import this project by Scala IDE) or referenced ..read more

We are happy to announce a new Scala IDE release that contains beside of some bug fixes, a new Outline View and a so called Statistics Tracker. New and Noteworthy New Outline View The old Outline View, which shows you the structure of the Scala file that is shown in the active editor, got a replacement by a new implementation. The old implementation was provided by the Java IDE of Eclipse and therefore was never a good fit for Scala code. The Scala IDE translated its internal information into a format that could be understood by the Java IDE but this conversion was not without its drawbacks. S ..read more

We are happy to announce a new Scala IDE release that contains beside of some bug fixes, a new Outline View and a so called Statistics Tracker. New and Noteworthy New Outline View The old Outline View, which shows you the structure of the Scala file that is shown in the active editor, got a replacement by a new implementation. The old implementation was provided by the Java IDE of Eclipse and therefore was never a good fit for Scala code. The Scala IDE translated its internal information into a format that could be understood by the Java IDE but this conversion was not without its drawbacks. S ..read more

We are happy to announce a new Scala IDE release where we concentrated all of our efforts on improving the overall developer experience. This means that we focused to create a lot of small cleanups of the IDE behavior and to fix as many bugs as possible, especially in the refactoring logic. This also means that no major new features have been introduced, but that can hardly be seen as a bad thing, since new features always introduce new bugs and therefore would stand against the overall goal of this release. New and Noteworthy Improved Refactoring Support Refactoring in Scala IDE has always be ..read more

We are happy to announce a new Scala IDE release where we concentrated all of our efforts on improving the overall developer experience. This means that we focused to create a lot of small cleanups of the IDE behavior and to fix as many bugs as possible, especially in the refactoring logic. This also means that no major new features have been introduced, but that can hardly be seen as a bad thing, since new features always introduce new bugs and therefore would stand against the overall goal of this release. This is the second release candidate and if no further blockers are found during the n ..read more

We are happy to announce a new Scala IDE release where we concentrated all of our efforts on improving the overall developer experience. This means that we focused to create a lot of small cleanups of the IDE behavior and to fix as many bugs as possible, especially in the refactoring logic. This also means that no major new features have been introduced, but that can hardly be seen as a bad thing, since new features always introduce new bugs and therefore would stand against the overall goal of this release. New and Noteworthy Improved Refactoring Support Refactoring in Scala IDE has always be ..read more

We are happy to announce the release of Scala IDE 4.4.1, the first maintenance release of the 4.4.0 version. Improvements This release contains a few bug fixes and one new feature: organize imports on class and method level. Most of the bugs that were fixed were reported after the 4.4.0 release, for a full list of the bug fixes see the changlelog. The new ability of organize imports to handle all import statements on class and method level is enabled by default and can be disabled in the preferences: Together with this Scala IDE release, there is also a new version of scala-refactoring releas ..read more

We have the great pleasure to give into your hands the next upgraded version of Scala IDE. This time we were focused on improvements in usability and performance areas. So first of all, we moved to the newest Eclipse platform 4.6 Neon to allow you to explore all enhancements shipped by Eclipse team. The second, we improved the work of Scala Refactoring especially in Organize Imports functionality but not only. From now, we believe, you will enjoy the work with even so advanced libraries like the Shapeless both as a source (yes, it is possible to import this project by Scala IDE) or referenced ..read more

We have the great pleasure to give into your hands the next upgraded version of Scala IDE. This time we were focused on improvements in usability and performance areas. So first of all, we moved to the newest Eclipse platform 4.6 Neon to allow you to explore all enhancements shipped by Eclipse team. The second, we improved the work of Scala Refactoring especially in Organize Imports functionality but not only. From now, we believe, you will enjoy the work with even so advanced libraries like the Shapeless both as a source (yes, it is possible to import this project by Scala IDE) or referenced ..read more